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WAnted-In Middle Florida

There is no section of North America that
offers better inducements to small farmers-own-
ers of the soil-than Middle Florida Here is
magnificent hill country noted for its healthful
ness and The producliveness Gifts soil Land, are
cheap, and easy terms to purchase can be
readily secured and here the intelligent agri-
culturist can earn a livelihood from the soil with
less labor a I'd al less expense than in any coun-
try we ever saw. Small farms, well tiled, will
make any country prosperous, and with the ad-
diiona transportation facilities already assured
for the near future by the building of new rail
roads through Leon and adjoining counties to
Tallahassee, the inducement for immigrants TO
come to the Tallahassee Country and establish
themselves small farms will be increased ten
fold. Fruit culture, dairy farming, stock rails
ing, truck farming, grape culture and wine
making, the growing Of tobacco, ramie and nu-
merous other crops, can be successfully and
probably engaged in here.
In Middle Florida are good homes awaiting
thousands of frugal and industrious farmers,
who are wanted to come and occupy them, and
help TO develop this beautiful country The
people will gladly welcome them
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR GA.
TARRH
TRIMBE, TENN, Feb. 18Th, 1881

TRIMBE, TENN, Feb 18th, 1897.
GENTLEMEN-Fors seven years l have had ca
tayrh. Three years ofthat time l was unable TO
work. Unfortunately, early in my affection my
breath became very offensive For seven years
l could smell nothing, and had no taste. How
offensive my breath was all those seven years
need not tell. What were my sufferings of mind
at not being able to taste or smell anything, can
be easily imagined 1 was treated by physicians
all during that time, and tried numerous med-
cnes advertised. bought one course of treat
ment l saw advertised tor $40 that was not
worth five cents. Last spring year ago pam
phlet from the Swift Specific Company came un-
der my notice, and determined to try the Spe-
ciic Fourteen small bottles completely cured
me that spring and summer. Worked in the
crop for the first time in four years, and have
been working right along since without having
the slightest return of catarrh. The wonderful
cure of me has been the means Of bringing s. s.
s. TO the successful notice of many neighbors.
regard it as a wonderful blood purifier, and a
certain cure of catarrh when given a tair trial.
Yours truly, SAM. A. COLES.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 3, Atlanta,
90
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The Dess Opportunity ves OGs-ea

The lest Opportunity ves lDaerea
Mr. Wanton 8. Webb, the protector ." Flor
ida on Wheels" was in the civ a few d,vs
1 1,, MT. "eob's scheme for advertising
r'or'da IS probably the most practicable aud eff
hc'eht mat has yet been undertaken. He il
now having constructed in Jackson & Sharpes
car factory, at Wilmington, Del, a magnificent
Val vi unusual size. nicely finished in Flor
,ua WOODS and built expressly for the display of
riof'da fruits and other products, which he pro-
poses TO take to the business centres of the
North and West, visiting numerous State Fairs
hxposltlons, &c, of the more Northern States.
where thousands of persons will daily see, in
thelr natural freshness and perfection, the varied
products of Florida.
ms undertaking of Mr.. Webb is a novel one.
OUT entirely practicable, and Mr.. Webb's we'll
known enterprise, and the success that has al.
ways characterized his schemes for advertising
FLORIDA, are guarantees that much good will re-
suit from this display of the great and peculiar
resources of Florida at the doors of Northern
men OF energy and capital, who are ever seeking
pfon'aole investments for their money and their
personal energies
NO oet'er opportunity could be afforded the
citizens of Middle Florida to exhibi, to the world
the superior excellence of the capabilities of this
favored section, and it is to be hoped our people
VIII appreciate the Importance of taking prompt
action TO secure for Tallahassee and Leon county
suitable and creditable display of her products
on this car. Mr.. Webb is a warm friend of this
section, and and any encouragement shown him
Will reap rich rewards from the advertisement he
will be enabled to make for the beautiful Talla-
l,assee Country.
On Monday Mr.. Webb left for Pensacola, but
will rerurn to Tallahassee his way North.
Meanwhile our citizens could act in this impor.
tant matter, and by concert Of action, small
contribution from few of our citizens will Sc
cure first-class advertisement for the Capital
City and Leon county.
Mr.. Webb will have his car here about the
middle OF September, and our citizens will then
have an opportunity to see and realize the mag
nitude and feasibility of this excellent scheme for
the display of the advantages and possibilities af
torded persons who desire to make homes in u
healthful, fertile and prosper Gus hill country un-
surpassed for salubrity of climate and healthful.
ness.
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Am Immense Real Estate Trans.
action.

Mr.. John A. Graham Jacksonvile's live and
progressive real estate dealer, formerly of ITALIA
hassee, in connection with his associates, Messrs.
Graham s. nubbell of Savannah, Ca has just
closed sale to Chicago syndicate of a select
body of $4,000 acres from amsng their lands in
fernando, Sumter, Volusia, Pu tnam and Orange
counties. This, we believe, is one OF the largest
private real estate transactions that has taken
place in several years. These gentlemen are
among the largest land holders of the State
They are always wide awake and may be
pectcd to get the cream of whatever is doing.
This looks as though the Florida boom for the
winter were already beginning to set in, and We
trust that it is only precursor of what is TO fol-
low when the wave of Northern tourists has be.
gun 10 steadily advance for the winter and
spring
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QUrTMAN, GA, May l6, 1887.
NJ A. BRIGGS Dear Sir. My stepson, Is
years eld has been sick nine years, suffering with
sallow complexion, thin blood, less OF appetite,
great weakness and swelling of his feet legs and
stomach. His face was bloated, pulled and wa
terry looking, (dropsicall his complexion being
very pale and yellow. He had no regular appe-
lite and Was too weak to work. not having
worked in six months, all told. in nine years. l
had tried six or seven doctors and spent $500 to
cure him, but all failed. offered one doctor
$3.50 10 cure him, bnt he refused to take the
/ heard so much about your Nunbetter Tonic
Pills got FIVE bottles for 81 and gave them to
him. He is now entirely well and has worked
steadily for three mouths in the field, and CON
slider him finally cured. Your pills are paying
investment for sick and puny people
Yours respectfully
w. III. COOPER.
For sale by Mr. Lively, Druggist, Tallahassee,
Fla 431y
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You are cautioned against the purchase of
whiskies with high-sounding. fancy names. In
most cases those high toned brands are used 10
cover compounds abominable in taste and abso-
Iutely Injurious in their consequences to the coz
sumer.
Nv WHISTLES have been before the public for
over IS wears. They have stood the test thor
ouehly, having been analysed by some Of the
most expert chemists throughout the country,
and in every instance their absolute purity was
established and highly commented upon. My
brand-the plain W. HARPER WHIsKEY-car-
ried of the highest honors ct New orleans over
all Sonr Mash Whistles displayed from the State
of Kentucky. Respectfully.
l. w. HARPER, Distiller.
Nelson County, KY.
Sold BY JULIUS BALL s. BRo. Managers. Talla-
hassee Fla.
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rest by sick child suffering and crying with
pain OF cutting teethy If so, send at once and
get q bottle of Mrs. WINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING. Its value is incacu-
liable 1t will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
mediately. Depend upon it, mothers, there is no
mistake about it. 1t cures dysentery and diar-
rhna, regulates the stomach and bowels, cures
wind colo, softens the gums, reduces infamma-
ton, and gives tone and energy TO the whole
system Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
CHILDREN TEETHiNG is pleasant to the taste,
and is the prescription of one of the oldest and
best female nurses and physicians in the United
States, and is for sale by all druggists through
out the world. Price rs cents bottle. 3S-1y
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Mr.. N. ii. Frohlchstein, of Mobile, Ala
writes: take great pleasure in recommending
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption
having used it tor a severe attack of Bronchitis
and Ca!arrh. 1t gave me instant relief and en-
iirely cured me, and have not been afflicted
since | also beg 20 state that had tried Other
remedies with no good result. Have also used
Electric Bitters and DR.. Kings New Life Pills
both OF which l can recommend.
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption
Coughs ard Colds is sold on positive guarantee
Trial bottles free at M. Lively's Drug Store
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Wonderful Cures.

W. d. Hoyt & Co., wholesale and retail drug
gists Of Rome, Ga, say We have been selling
DR.. Kings New Discovery, Electric Bitters and
Bucklen's Arnica Salve for four years. Have
never handled remedies that sell as well, or give
such universal satisfaction. There have been
some wonderful cures effected by these medi-
cines in this city. Several cases of pronounced
Consumption have been entirely cured by use OF
few bottles of Dr. Kings New Discovery
taken in connection with Electric Btters We
guarantee them always.
Suld nv Lively
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Monticello C1nstitution The skins of eleven
wild cats were brought TO town last week, an
presented 70 the County Judge. He declined to
give the certificates as provided by law, as the
statutes have net reached him, but made q
record thereof, and viii supply the necessary
documents % soon 40 he comes In possession Of
the statutes. .Messrs. L. @, G. Lingo and Tom
Harp each brought bale Of cotton % this mar
ket on last Thursday, and sold the same 10 J. G..
Turner d Co, who classed the same O. low mid
ding and paid 8Ac per pound for It.
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Resolced By the Board Of County Commissioner
Of Leon county, State Of F7orsda, That they do
hereby divide the county o. Leon into the fol-
lowing County Commissioners Districts:
DISTRICT No. shall comprise all that portion of
the county lying and being in townships |, : and g.
and ranges and 3, north and east.
DISTRICT No. : shall comprise all that portion of
the county lying and being in townships /, 9 and 3,
range l, north aud east.
DISTRICT No. shall comprise all that portion Of
the county lying and being IN townships l. 2 and 3,
ranges = and 8 north aud west except that por-
ton of the City OF Tall ,hassee lying south of Call
street
DISTRICT No. shall comprise all that portion of
the county lying and being in townships l and 2,
ranges-l, :, 3 and ), south and west, except the
eastern tier of sections in townships and :, range
], south and west.
DISTRICT No. ) shall comprise that portion Of
the county lying and being in townships and ,
ranges and ,, south and east, and that portion of
the City of Taah lying south Of C4ll street ;
also, the eastern tier of sections in townships and
:, range !, south and west
JOHN BRADFORD
Chairman Board County Commissioners, Leon Co.
COUNCIL A. BRYAN Clerk Board Co. Com.
August II, 1SS74w
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The first bale of the cotton crop for 1887 was
brought in last Saturday august 49, by Gin ton
Sneed. a colored farmer 1t was weighed by
Hugh F. Shine tipped the beam at 4OS, classed
mddling, and sold to Y. A. Levy at lot cents.
Sneed owns place, but this cotton was grown
on land rented from Mr.. Wilson Pope. Sneed is
an industrious man and last year brought in the
first bale on August Sd.
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TMPORTANTf

As the amount of ice used In the town Is too
small to justify the reduction in price made BY
the Tallahassee Ice and Cold Storage Company,
the price will be the same for the rest of the
season as at the beginning, viz: one cent per
pound, except for tickets; 10 per cent discount al
lowed on tickets for five hundred pounds; 90
per cent on tickets for one thousand pounds
TALLAHASSEE Ice AND COLD STORAGE Co.
Good Florida Beef always on hand at 10
cents pound, at the Cold Storage Stand
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is frequently the exclamation of one lady to
another The fact is not pleasant one TO have
mentioned, but still the act may be a kindly one,
for it sets the one addressed to thinking, apprs-
ses her of the fact that she is not in good health,
and leads her to seek a reason. therefor. Pallor
is almost always attendant upon the first stages
of consumption. The system is enfeebed, and
the blood is impoverished. DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery" will act as tonic upon the
system, will enrich the impoverished blood, and
restore roses to the cheek.
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Go to Murray Hall, Pablo Beach. su
.. %sne advertised in this paper will be found
"A 04-pound pumpkin is on exhibition at
Monticello
The resort Floridians boast Obituary
Hall, Pablo Beach. 3f
to Suwannee Springs.
Miss Rachel Moseley, of Chattahoochee, is
visiting friends in this city.
Captain T. j. Shine has been elected Presi-
dent of the First National Bank of Orlando
MIR. B. s. Herring was selling fine Keifer
pears in Tallahassee yesterday at $1.00 per
bushel
Col John Bradford has 200 bushels of rye
seed-Leon county grewn-for SALE See ad-
vertsement.
Governor Perry has appointed the following
Supervisors OF Registration For Jackson coun
ty, j. c. Langly; for Gadsden, Thomas Y.
Smith
The most delightful place to spend your
summer is at Murray HUI, Pablo Beach full
orchestra plays three times during the day.
3u
The arrivals from St. Teresa last Saturday
were Mrs s. Whitaker, Miss Lucy Randolph,
and Messrs J. A. Pearce T. G. Rawls and TheO-
dore Bralton,
Judge D. w Gwynn has purchased from
Counsellor r. c. Long twenty-five acres of land
lying between Villa Mitchell and the F. R. & N.
Railroad, for which he paid $50
Colonel j. H. Ancrum, editor of the Jasper
Times, pleased US with call yesterday He was
in the city on duty a member of the Board of
Education of the West Florida Seminary
The FLoRIDIAN was gratifed by visit from
General William Miller, of Point Washington
The gallant veteran was in the Capital to attend
the meeting of the Board of Education of the
West Florida Seminary, of which he is a men,
ber
Some of our citizens have received deli
cately written invitation, as follows: You are
cordially invited to attend the 'Tableaux Vi
wants to be given at The Nunnery, on Friday,
August 10Th, at $50 P. NJ. ST. TERESA"
AUGUST 18th, 1887.
On Tuesday Captain W. P. Slussers swift
little steamer Walkatomica made her regular
trip to Teresa, carrying passengers Colonel
and Mrs. r. II. Gamble, Mr.. and Mrs o. Bernard
and child, Mrs W. L. Moor, Miss Mary Ward,
Mr. J. S. Locke, Miss Leila Chaires, Major w.
0. Ames, Master John W. Henderson and Colo
mel r. c. Long. On the return trip the follow
ing persons came up after very pleasant sojourn
al the popular resort: Mr. and Mrs C. C. Pearce,
Miss Bessie Pearce, Messrs. T. II. Randolph,
w. NJ Mcintosh, Sr E. A. Crawford, Charles
Monroe, and Masters James Randolph and jim
mie Megnniss.
The Board of Education of West Florida
Seminary was in session at Tallahassee this
week. Those in attendance we're: Gen. VIM.
Miller, Col. J. H. Ancrum, Capt P Hous-
toun, Col John A. Henderson and Mr. Geo.
Lewis. They met to select a faculty for the
term of 1S97-SS. Professor George NJ. Edgar,
President OF the Arkansas Industrial 1nst-
tute, was elected Principal, and he has &C
cepted. AS soon as Professor Edgar arrives the
Board will assemble for consultation with the
new Principal as to the remainder of Faculty
and organization Of work for the session. Prot.
Edgar is we'll known in Tallahassee he having
taught here thirty odd years ago, and the an
nouucement of his election was received with
general satisfaction
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Official Notice.

JNo. G. WARD, Secretary.
August IL, 1SS7-4t
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Ducklen's Arnica Salye,

The best Salve in the world for cuts, bruises,
sores, ulcers salt rheum, fever sores, letter. chap
ped hands, chilblains, corns and all skin erup-
tons, and positively cures piles, or no pay re-
qured. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect satsfac-
ton, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by NJ. Lively
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Restored to their original beauty and usefulness
by Erastus w. Clark. Positively no inferior
work done.
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TO SELL!

Kelsey Japan Plum buds, at SIS per thousand
also 90 fresh Mich Cows by
164t GEO. G. GIBBS,
Tallahassee Nursery and Jersey Stock Farm.
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Ofthe scverest trials for more than quarter of
century, and is q certain cure for all diseases
peculiar to woman, regulating the monthles
thoroughly. Write The Bradfeld Regulator
Co.. Atlanta Ga
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Wire Dog M uxzles,
Warmer than in Talinh assoc.

Mr. Charles H. Blackwell of Tallahassee, was
in Vandalia, Illinois, in July, and his record Of
the mercury up there for seven successive days,
and compared with that in Tallahassee, was as
follows:
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House for Rent-POSsessiOn Given
September First

On Monroe street, one square from Capitol, 7
rooms, large and airy; double kitchen attached,
with fine well of water on same floor Location
beautiful and healthy; house in first-class order.
Address or enquire at store of
Y A. LEVY
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Tallahassee-2 ppm. Vandalia-2 P. NJ

The remarkable equability of temperature in
Tallahassee is also shown by the above figures,
the variation here being only 2 degrees while it
was 12 in Vandalia.
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LAWS OF 1887.

The Laws of the session of 1887 will be ready
for distribution in few days-by the Secretary
Or State. Price, 81 per copy.
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Rubber Beltfng and Packing.

We have now on hand good stock of Rubber
Betting and Packing, as low as can be bought in
any Southern market.
154t G. w. SAXON s. Co.
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Six rooms; stable, large garden, good well of
water Pleasantly located. Apply to
18-,f ERAsTUs w CLARK.
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f,...,,.r meetings OF LEON LoDGk No. 5,
p - r.e.4Iy Er@nin7, at their Lodge Room, at
~ se-o " s,nthcrs u good standing are invited to
= 60 JOHN Il. COLLINS, N. q.
sien5t rs
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ERASTUS W. CLARK

Can recommend his Accent Thimbles every
time. They are finer and heavier than any Sill
yer thmble sold in this city. Initials tree for ~
days
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WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE
MACON, GEORGIA.

TIE Frr1Ern ANNUAL snssios begins octohsr al.
1851. t9a
Location beautiful Lite home Ike. kdueakina thoe.
ouoh HEALTH NannexY and Morals carefully eunrdeS
The best instruction In Literature, Music Eciencs "A
Ard Twenty expesfenced o6acers an1 tesehrrs -
rsses Apply Tor Cstslogns 70 ". O BAsS Presi6snf
M11-t *s,-.r a Q. v. SMITH, AscssesRy.
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ASONlN'.

10, meetings of JACKSON LODGE
e ss', IN the drst and third Mondays in each
,.or'h a. 'f''"- ". NJ MCINTOSH, Secretary.
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w anted +.

Position as book keeper by young man who
has recently graduated at one of the best com.
meIcial colleges in the United States. Penman-
ship good. References given.
Address p. y. Box 100,
Tallahassee, Fla.
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ERASTUS w. CLARK'S

Forty Cent Silver Thimble is the heaviest and
finest Silver Thimbe in this market. Initials
free-3O days.
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IRON ECLIPSE SCREW.

l will sell cheap a new Iron Eclipse Screw
wood frame. Q7-8D W. r WILSON.
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:. -. -. r..

,nl 4ih Mondays in each month, at
aeets on '"' W NJ McISrosH, SR-, II. P.
,'eiosk ? " ~ secretary
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.,.r ,rae,;nos of AuCuJ.A ENcAMP.

SF - 80. Md the first and third Thursday Ene-
SENF ~ month Al their Lodge Room, al O'Clock.
az. in ,ood standing arr invited 10 attend.
Al Ps''.a'' GEO. W. HOUSTON, c. P.
,r II ru,NcgY. STibt
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Re6SteA6N,

Made of Georgia pine. Cheapest in the mar.
ket, at
172t G. W. SAXON & Co.'S
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On Friday last, August 18th, 1887, the sad in
tclligence Of the sudden death Of Mr. Thomas !.
Rawls, at his residence in Tallahassee. cast a
gloom of sorrow over the entire community
But few days before he was ia his usual yigor-
Gus health, when Mr.. T. G. R4wls, his youngest
son, LEFT for Teresa to enjoy much needed rest
and the fatal termination of the sudden attack
OF illness prevented the liuful annouuccm ent
from being made TO the devoted son in time 10
reach the city before his father was conveyed to
his last resting place in the beautiful city Gene
terry.
Mr.. Rawls came to Tallahassee about FORTY
years ago, and engaged in the business of con-
tracing, which he prosecuted with success and
by his infexble integrity, strong business quail
ties and accommodating disp ,siton, soon won
the earnest friendship Of the whole community,
and retained through long career of usefulness
the confidence and esteem OF all who knew him.
He leaves three children--twO sons and daugh-
ter-to mourn his loss among them being our
respected fellow citizen aud merchant Mr.. w.
A. Rswls. In common with their many friends,
we extend to the bereaved family our most earn
est sympathy in their affection In the death
of MIR. Rawls Tallahassee loses one of her most
valued and us eful citizens.
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In hardware, TO be found at
1921 G. w. SAXON s. Co.'S
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,fErE0ROLOGICAL.

,t - Iennsr1t,tre at tallahassee, Florida
for he past neek.
-.,....,- taAct hy " A. RAwLs, Druggist and
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For Sale.

Residence OF G. A. Chaires. Apply to
3-tf d. $. WALKER, JR
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This is a finer and heavier Silver Thimble
than any sold in this market al oO Genus
good supply always al Z. W. CLARKs